For countries that don’t have the benefit of fast internet or good data coverage opening up the Facebook app can be quite a pain with the connection more or less ruining the experience.
Initially available in developing countries, Facebook has finally launched the “diet” version of the app on the Google Play Store, Facebook Lite to help developing countries deal with sluggish data connections by trimming down the access fat for a simpler experience. The app has already been in development for about a year with the purpose of having it functional on any Android device regardless of what’s under the hood.
Basically the features that have been removed are the most data sucking ones, like video and features like Nearby Friends to create a smoother experience even on older Android phones. The app also uses much lower-res thumbnails when displaying images so users won’t be running their data like water. To sum it up, the app is designed to use as little as possible and this is reflected in its practically weightless download size of 1MB.
If you want to give it a go you can download the app here.
After being teased and showcased in Malaysia for over three years, the Toyota bZ4X has…
Maybank has issued a notice informing all MAE online banking app users to update their…
JomCharge is running a promo this weekend at several JomChargeDiKL street-level EV Chargers in Bangsar,…
Nothing has launched its latest mid-range smartphones, the Nothing Phone (4a) and (4a) Pro, here…
Tesla Malaysia has turned on yet another Supercharger in Johor Bahru. Shortly after opening its…
Toyota has officially launched the Hilux BEV in Malaysia as part of the brand’s introduction…
This website uses cookies.